To Balance the Books, I Was Forced to Drain the Prize Pool

“Sign it, and you’ll leave with nothing. Don’t get in the way of me finding someone better.”

On the same day he was laid off, his wife dragged him to the civil affairs bureau to get a divorce. Lin Feng felt like the unluckiest man in the world.

And he was. Ever since he was a child, he’d been cursed with bad luck: he’d choke on water, every stock he bought would fall, and even walking down the street, he’d get hit by bird droppings.

Desperate, he bought a lottery ticket on a whim, hoping to put an end to his miserable life. Suddenly, a progress bar appeared in his mind:

[Host’s bad-luck value has reached the critical threshold. Causality Reversal System activated!]

[Current event: Winning the Double Color Ball lottery]

[Original odds of success: 0.0000001% → Modified odds of success: 100%!]

The next second, the entire internet was stunned! The mysterious winner who spent 100,000 yuan on carefully selected numbers and drained a prize pool worth hundreds of millions turned out to be Lin Feng, who’d just been kicked out with nothing?

And so, the world changed.

The stock market crashes? I take one look, and my odds of buying the dip are 100%.

An incurable disease? I take one look, and the odds of a successful operation are 100%.

My gold-digging ex-wife wants to get back together? Sorry, the odds of that happening are 0%!

Netizens: “This isn’t luck. He’s the god who controls probability!”

Lin Feng shrugged. “Honestly, I never wanted to make money. I just wanted to make up for all the luck I lost before.”